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... reafon . The fimpli- city of reafon will betray him into dryness , and the charms of fancy will feduce him from inftruction . The fublime genius of Lucretius has not exempted him from the juft imputation of being often harsh and crabbed ...
... reafon . The fimpli- city of reafon will betray him into dryness , and the charms of fancy will feduce him from inftruction . The fublime genius of Lucretius has not exempted him from the juft imputation of being often harsh and crabbed ...
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... Reafon , " or to fill pages with abufe or with pert and flippant remarks , fo far from being any thing to the purpose , is in fact to defert the only ground on which the Chriftian who can give a reafon of the hope that is in bim fhould ...
... Reafon , " or to fill pages with abufe or with pert and flippant remarks , fo far from being any thing to the purpose , is in fact to defert the only ground on which the Chriftian who can give a reafon of the hope that is in bim fhould ...
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... Reafon , to fhew that Mofes could not have been the au- thor of the Pentateuch , are ably refuted . One fpecimen must be fufficient . Mofes , it is faid , could not be the author both of Exodus and Deuteronomy , because the reafon given ...
... Reafon , to fhew that Mofes could not have been the au- thor of the Pentateuch , are ably refuted . One fpecimen must be fufficient . Mofes , it is faid , could not be the author both of Exodus and Deuteronomy , because the reafon given ...
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